From left to right. John, Tony, Bet and Ted.
John is getting a bit worried.
Tony Briscoe. Please, Tony, don’t slouch in your chair! That’s better
Ted Briscoe. Ted you’re just like your brother. Straighten up please. That’s better!
Tony and George do the washing up while John and Ted mouch around.
Snap!
John Briscoe.
George Saxon. Performance artist
George, the multi-media artist, scratches his ear.
It’s been a long day for John.
Goodnight everyone see you tomorrow.
I was a BA Fine Art student at Humberside when George was teaching there, he was such a nice chap. I saw John only once at the art school but we had never met or spoke. He was with George and I remember walking past John as he stood tall with shoulder length hair, sporting a jumper and a gold earring, sipping a mug of coffee. Another time I remember, George was with us during a student trip to Spain and on the airport shuttle bus he mentioned he had stocked up on tobacco and cheese. George also had a pet dog, a mongrel. Good times.
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That sounds great. What are you doing these days? lovely comment, thank you.
George’s projects can be found on vividprojects.org.uk/programme/spect-anon/
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I’m still making art but I work full time and I’m a family man, been married for 16 years. I miss art school. I’d just like to add that George was very hard working and inspirational. I wish him all the best.
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I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to pry, but someone else reading this who used to know you might like to know ho you’re doing. thank you.
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